Jeff Skunk Baxter Musicians Hall of Fame Backstage, Part Three. 

That was refreshing. No drama.

He did mention "Bobby"s hairstyle 😅

Thank you for watching and supporting us Brad…. Much appreciated….Joe

He's right up there with Keith Richards and Sir Paul in terms of being "a great story teller as well as musician".

Story telling is an cultural art, that is if you have something to tell and Jeff sure does! Lets preserve story telling. Love your post Brad.

I reckon he would appreciate this comment should he read it which I doubt. I hope Chet would too...

incredibly bright guy.

Thanks for watching 51…….Joe

Amazing memory

Thanks again Steve…..Joe

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Fantastic set Joe; THANK YOU!

Joe has the ability to make a meek person open up and tell their life store. When he interviews a person like Jeff, who has no problem talking, it's a whole new ball game. As always well done Mr. Chambers.

Thanks Bryan….. I do really appreciate the extremely kind comments from you and other viewers. I’ve really enjoyed sharing these interviews with like minded people like you. I’ve always wondered how great music was created and asked these same questions anytime I had the opportunity to meet great players. Being a interviewer just happened as a necessity to make our museum exhibits the best they could be allowing visitors to see and hear the actual musicians tell how they achieved what they did. Later it became a necessity share the interviews on RU-vid to promote the museums new location worldwide. Again thank all of you so much…. Sincerely….. Joe

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum This is another thing that makes your channel great. You take the time to reply to the comments. Makes us fill welcomed here.

Thanks for watching Gene…..Joe

Thanks again John….Joe

Thanks dm…..Joe

I agree Jim…. Joe

Thanks for watching Keith……Joe

I would fan-boy as well. I lived for his Guitar Player magazine column and have heard some of these stories before in that column.

It's OK to be a fan boy every now and then! lol

Hi Paul…. I haven’t interviewed Pat yet but I would like to. Thanks for watching….Best, Joe

Thanks Max….Joe

Thanks Dan…..Joe

Very kind comments Doc…. Best, Joe

RRHOF was started by Rolling Stone Magazine. Need I say more?

Pretty sure the R&R HOF is a HOF in name only and, is more about any money they can scrounge up!! If I were an amazing player like Me. Baxter, I’d be a heck of a lot prouder of being in the MHOF than the other!

Thanks Lynda….Joe

You're correct Lynda. I think Chuck said TT covered 3 mistakes for him in a session.

Thanks Larry…. I appreciate it a lot…. Thanks for watching… Joe

FsisXPXP, thank you for your kind comments & continuing to support the channel… my dad, Joe, really loved sharing these interviews & had a lot of fun interviewing Skunk. Hope you can visit the museum sometime. All the best, Britt

Thanks for watching Steve… yes we purposely left the DOD out to avoid anything we shouldn’t talk about. Best, Joe

Thanks once again Andy…. Sincerely, Joe

"For Someone Special" is one of my favorite Doobie's songs, and Tiran was my favorite bass player. So to hear from Skunk that my "faith" was well placed...it means a lot. I even bought and still own at 76' Gibson Thunderbird Bicentennial bass because Tiran played a Thunderbird before moving on to Alembic basses. (In honesty, the darn thing is so headstock heavy and such a "diver" that it's just about unplayable if you're standing up.) I love that the Doobies are still at it, and still sound great. Just a bit of sadness that Tiran is not part of it. Although I think John Cowan is a phenomenal bass player with a stunning voice. Doobie-worthy for sure!

@@TheUnforgettableBuzz Great comments. I've had several guitarists tell me that the biggest drawback to vintage Gibsons is their excessive weight when playing long sets onstage.

@@andyinoregon It took me a second when I read your comment. I bought the bass new in 1977 - somehow it's hard to think of it as "vintage" when it was just a "regular" bass when I got it. LOL!

Hi 707…. That was a very thought comment:)…. Best, Joe

Thanks Free…. Joe

Thanks Chase…Joe

Hi mtc ….. we might add some bonus clips later that were edited out of the other three clips. Thanks for watching…….Joe

Thanks Fred…. Glad you enjoyed it… Joe

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Quick question, Who plays the slide on your intro music? It's such a great piece of music.

Ryan Wariner……. Steve Wariner’s son…. Joe

Baxter worked in the Pentagon on some aspect of nuclear missile theory.

@@MrUltraworld I’d like to hear the whole song actually!

AVSSharky, thank you for visiting & supporting the channel…. It would have meant so much to my dad, Joe, and does to me too. Hope to meet y’all next visit! Best, Britt

Thanks Guy…. Much appreciated….Joe

Joe is the best in the business.

Way kind of you Tom…. Joe

Thanks Michael… I appreciate it very much….Joe

Ed…. Part 3 was out Wednesday. Thanks for watching…. Best, Joe

Thanks for sharing your memories John…..Joe

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I could tell you many back stage antics. The cash deals just before going on stage to the groupies who followed the band from city to city. It was a party every night except Mondays Laundry.

John…. I’m sure the groupies were there solely as music fans:)

Jacquesgerbercosteau, thank you so much for your extremely kind message. My dad, Joe, really appreciated his friends, like you, here on YT. Even though you didn’t meet him in person, you definitely knew him! Thank you for your comments & continued support for the channel, it would have meant so much to him & does to me too. If you make it to the museum, let me know. All the best, Britt

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Britt. I was really saddened by your dad’s passing. I don’t fawn over musicians, I’ve been one for sixty years. What impresses me is someone with a great knowledge, and humility. I’ve done sessions in Nashville , albeit the last time was fifteen years ago. Had I have known of your dad then I would have made a point of meeting him somehow. He was a one off, and I would have loved to hear some of his personal stories. Joe had met, and spoke to everyone I admire. I could tell that everyone he spoke to felt the same way about him. I would ask him about Don Everly often, as the Everly’s are the ones that got me into music. Dons opening chord riffs , and their harmonies. Your dad knew Don. I would have loved nothing more than to have him ( your dad ) . Hope you’re doing well. Kind Regards, Jakob Gerber

Thanks Cal….Joe

Thanks Mark……Joe

Thanks for sharing Funk…. joe

Hi Bridget…. I spoke to Skunk today and asked him why he left the Doobies. Short answer… it was just time. It was a mutual agreement…. Best, Joe

Thanks for watching Tom….Joe

Thank you Bill…. Joe

Thanks again Pas….. Joe

Thanks for watching too Jp…. Joe

Thanks Gary……..Joe

Thanks for watching it too Brian………..Joe

Thanks Jim…Joe

Thanks again Bill……….Joe

Thanks Earl…. Very kind of you to say… Merry Christmas… Joe

Thanks for watching Rick…..Joe

Thanks Bernie…..Best, Joe

Thanks Harold…..Joe

Thanks Karl……Joe

Thanks again Monkeyman…..Joe

Thanks Phil…. Joe

Thanks for watching Scott…….Joe